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1. Re: Excerpts from Irish newspapers [1]
THE AMERICAN WAR. ------------ Captain MAXWELL O'SULLIVAN, attached to the 88th Regiment, and a native of your city, died at Fort California, in the neighbourhood of Washington, on Sunday last. It appears that his regiment was among those which penetrated as far as Manassas, during the month of March last, on which occasion men and horses suffered dreadfully owing to the miserable condition of the roads, and the inclemency of the weather. On
2. Re: OT - Rugby, go Aussies [1]
Enjoy the false sense of security. We'll whip your asses in the World Cup! And in the Compromise Rules as well! "Tom Perrett" wrote in message news:MPG.194c77f124283577989684@news.st.net.au... > First Test to the home team, > Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, Oi, Oi, Oi. > -- > Cheers, > > Tom (Tom Perrett)
3. Re: Excerpts from Irish newspapers [1]
ON Sunday afternoon about 4 o'clock a charge of shot fired from some of the adjacent fields entered the dwelling-house of Mr. Murphy, 11, Audley-place, through one of the front windows, destroying four panes of glass, also seriously damaging a valuable bookcase. Grains of shot were found among the books. Providentially no person was in the room at the time ; if there had been, it is more than probable they would have met instant death. --The Cork Examiner, 15 April 1862 - - -
4. Registration outside your "home" Registration District? [1]
In the birth and death registration system established in Ireland in 1864, was there any obligation to register such births and deaths in the official Registration District for the location converned, or could these events be registered anywhere at the convenience of whoever was doing the registering? To give a specific example, some relatives of mine lived close to the boundary between Registration Districts - could they have decided to tun left rather than right when setting out to make registrations? Re
5. Re: Excerpts from Irish newspapers [1]
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ------------ MR E. LAUGERI, of the firm of LAUGERI and GOIDANICH, Ship Agents, Queenstown, has been appointed agent for the Genoese Insurance Societies. --The Cork Examiner, 23 July 1862 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dennis Ahern | Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild, Irish Maritime News Acton, Mass. | http://immigrantships.org/newsarticles/newsarticles.html - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
6. Re: Excerpts from Irish newspapers [1]
BIRTHS. On the 4th inst., at 38, Cook-street, the wife of B. A. Hyde, Esq. , of a daughter. February 17, at No. 12, Prince Edward's-terrace, Blackrock, the wife of Walter Hussey Walsh, Esq., J.P., Mul Hussey, county Roscommon, of a son. Feb. 16, the wife of Edw. T. Gardiner, Esq., Bank of Ireland, Tipperary, of a son. Feb. 13, at Buttevant, the wife of C. J. Burgess, Esq., 46th Regiment, of a son. On the 18th inst., at 6, Sydenh
7. Re: GENIRE-D Digest V03 #234 [1]
I would like to thank Dennis and Cathy for printing the old newspaper articles. I research and print local county newspaper articles and post to our county list. The old newspaper articles, items of interest, obit's are hard to read, as many of them were put on microfilm in the 1960s -- 1970s. The newspapers were not in great shape when they microfilmed them back then. In my case the microfilm machines are old and take some maneuvering to use. I find the old articles interesting and it gives you a
8. My website is updated with many photos, documents, links, names, etc [1]
Hello list, I've updated my website with not only my own family information, but also some data that I've put together to hopefully help others. Here's what you'll find. 1. Of course my family info with copies of documents such as those that I found at the National Archives in DC in my great great grandfather Louis KIRCHER's (born in Weinsberg, Wurttemberg) Civil War Pension files. Included in those papers are sworn statements made by friends to aid in the pension eligibility research. 2. I
9. KANE [1]
Greetings! Luann Kane in California here. Am interested in contacting any K A N E anywhere to discover long-lost cousins? thank you LuannK@att.net
10. Re: Excerpts from Irish newspapers [1]
A BOAT accident occurred ysterday evening at Queenstown, which, very fortunately, did not end fatally. As the Albert, railway steamer, was about leaving the pier at Queenstown to meet the half-past four train from Passage, a boat belonging to the Hawke, guardship, crossed her bows for the purpose of entering the dock near the Club-house. The steamer was at the time put in motion, and ran into the centre of the boat, capsizing it and its occupants. These were two officers and fo
11. Re: Tyrone Constitution - pub. in Omagh [1]
From the Tyrone Constitution, issue dated November 29, 1844: ============================================ MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.--GIBRALTAR, NOV. 16. --Again this week the painful duty devolves on us to record another distressing accident, which happened in the forenoon of Wednesday last (the 13th), by the sinking of a boat in the bay ; but as in this case the unfortunate sufferers were almost all our own country- men, belonging to a detachment of artillery on their way to Corfu, by the troop-ship Apollo, i
12. !! Irish Catholic Chronicle & People's News; 28 Sep 1867 "Limerick" [1]
Irish Catholic Chronicle And People's News of the Week Dublin, Ireland Saturday, 28th September 1867 DISCOVERY OF FENIAN FIREARMS Limerick, Wednesday.- A large case of first-class firearms, consisting of all kinds of revolvers, from double to six-barrel, chambers, with pistols, and several single and double-barreled guns, was discovered last evening, having been brought from the railway to the concerns of Messrs. J. and T. Norton, general commission merchants, Bedford-row, in this city, through mista
13. Re: value of newspaper excerpts [1]
I have followed with interest the discussion of the value (or lack thereof) of Dennis's postings. I have to say that reading the excerpts online may be a needle in a haystack way of finding possible ancestral connections, but if I know, for example, that I have an ancestor Bartholomew O'Brien from Youghal and a name similar to that shows up in the Cork Examiner with an address, mention of a court date, a family member or any miscellaneous info from the excerpt , it gives me a place to start looking. I ha
14. Re: Internet cafes in Belfast [1]
On 6/10/03 10:13 AM, in article bc4lig$56m$1@pcls4.std.com, "Dennis Ahern" wrote: > Alison Causton wrote: > > :> Last time I stayed in Belfast, Revelations Internet Cafe in Shaftesbury > :> Square was a great place to go. However, the owner has posted a notice, > :> stating that the cafe is no longer open "due to recent events" ... rather > :> mysterious, that. > > : The mystery has been answered ... too bad (understatement) : > : http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/
15. Re: Excerpts from Irish newspapers [1]
AMERICAN MAILS--IRISH PACKET STATION ---------- The unprecedented rapidity with which the mails received by the Africa were transmitted to London, affords a signal example of what can be effected by the Government when it has thought right to make arrangements for the speedy communication of intelligence, and at the same time shows what little weight should be attached to the excuses which are sometimes made to account for the delay to which the public
16. courtney-kenmare, county kerry [1]
am seeking a ggrandparent, Hannah Courtney born 1849, in Kenmare, she was sent to US in 1861 to Wilton, New Hampshire to live with relatives. Family lore is that her parents died. Would like help in finding her parents in Kenmare Thanks marge in washington state
17. Re: Captain Pierce Moore of Cremorgan? [1]
Thanks to the help of dja and other cooperative genealogists and my own Research I actually know who and where my particular ancestor comes from. I also know my line from my father back for some several generations, unlike some -- Barry METZ researching Hugh CONLAN survivor of the Great North Road,VDL and Coal River "(insert name)" <(insert@email.address)> wrote in message news:bcphb5$ea8$1@news7.svr.pol.co.uk... > Barry wrote: > > This turkey named insert name is cross species as he is a goose > > I've be
18. OT - Rugby, go Aussies [1]
First Test to the home team, Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, Oi, Oi, Oi. -- Cheers, Tom (Tom Perrett)
19. Re: Captain Pierce Moore of Cremorgan? [1]
"(insert name)" <(insert@email.address)> wrote: > > In your own case did Dennis's posting provide you with information on the > relationship between two or more people or did it just direct you towards > an example of your surname who was noted in a newspaper at about the right > time? > "(insert name)" <(insert@email.address)> wrote: It is absurd to believe that a piece of information only has genealogical value if it shows the relationship between two or more people. Often data that shows you that a per
20. Re: Captain Pierce Moore of Cremorgan? [1]
Dennis Ahern wrote: > I urge you to protect yourself from such risks by putting the subject > line "Excerpts from Irish Newspapers" in your killfile. I urge you to consider whether extracts with no genealogical content have any genealogical value.
21. Re: Excerpts from Irish newspapers [1]
Lady Franklin, the widow of the great Arctic navigator, has been visiting the Sandwich Islands, in the Pacific Ocean. --The Cork Examiner, 31 December 1861 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dennis Ahern | Ireland Newspaper Abstracts Acton, Massachusetts | http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/Ireland - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
22. Re: King Family County Down [1]
I am delighted to have just found this group. I wonder if anyone has advise for me. My family originated in Count Down.It is the King Surname I am seeking. The famiy business was raising and training horses to pull funeral wagons. They moved themselves and that business to England about 1883. Do any sites exist where one could be looking up occupations? I am just starting out of this quest.Since theirs was a tad unusual it is my hope I may get some info about them by going this route. Any and all advise app
23. Re: Secrets of the web [1]
Hugh Watkins wrote: > well one > > http://www.ancestry.co.uk/search/db.asp?dbid=7142 > > The 1891 Census for Isle of Man was taken on the night of 5 April 1891. > > about 55 000 names indexed > You could always buying fiche copies of the IOM Census from the PRO (National Archives). Each of the Registration Districts RG12 4686, 4687, 4688 and 4689 consists of just 3 fiche - at GBP 2.60 each that's quite a bargain. -- Mike LONGWORTH, Yateley, Hampshire, UK MLFHS No: 7930 Outgoing emails and att
24. Irish Flax Growers [1]
Does anyone have access to the Irish Flax Growers List of 1796, please? I believe it has two references to Terence Tighe, but I don't know how to access it. I got the reference from Ancestry.com, but as I had a bad experience with them, I don't wish to subscribe to find out. With thanks, Alwynne
25. Re: No-Name Y-Chrom Mailer-Demon [1]
Gainmheach@aol.com wrote: > Perhaps it is becoming a cliche for a woman to challenge a man to > abandon the ad hominem (ad femina?) and to engage in a modicum of > cerebral exercise. > This exchange has become as wearisome as the self-display I initially > targeted. I'll reply again only if you attempt a quasi-rational > response to my original argument. Y chromosome DNA is inherited by boys and from their fathers. You took exception to studies of Y chromosome DNA because they concern only the male line an
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